As traditional models of international growth falter under economic and geopolitical pressure, company leaders are embracing a new way to test markets: starting with talent, not entities.

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The Great Resignation, the pandemic-caused seismic shift in the way we work, play and live, and the boom of the creator and influencer economy, has led to a surge in apps designed to serve those ...

Employers across industries bemoan the difficulty of finding qualified talent. Yet, at the same time, legions of capable workers, especially caregivers, find themselves shut out of employment ...

That’s right, I said talent is underrated. It seems like most bestselling books on success and greatness focus on the idea that talent is overrated, that anyone who puts in a particular amount of ...

Talent is an oft-used word, and when it’s evoked we often nod in agreement that we know what someone means. In many cases, it might be a synonym for “intelligence” or in other domains it might mean ...

Zeke Hernandez was worried. His 12-year-old son, Lucas, had not grown for two years. The family paediatrician told him to eat more, but it didn’t work. Eventually, after a battery of tests, another ...

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Mounting talent inequalities could become a significant roadblock to reaching key targets of the Sustainable Development Goals. Geopolitical tensions, inflation and soaring food and energy prices have ...

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As Covid swept across the world, nations had very different responses to how their economies should continue to function. Some tethered workers to their employers with furlough programmes; others ...